'Dollar valueless, about to crash' - World Bank whistleblower, page 2

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 04:35 PM

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"and all the green grass (greenbacks) were burned up..." - 1st trumpet

God Bless,

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 04:58 PM

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If the dollar crashes, doesn't everything else crash, too? (or, is that what you're saying?)

If you crush EVERYone at once, what is the benefit?!
(no one is left to run your corrupt, high-society world for you)

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soficrow

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 06:08 PM

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..(no one is left to run your corrupt, high-society world for you)

Don't worry. There'll be one or two who managed to get their "mobile assets" to a safe and secure vault just like they did back in WWII.

buddha

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 06:38 PM

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What you dont realize
is the most people see this as conspiracy nuts.
the government propaganda has work't.

they only way to realy hurt THEM!
is to Stop using gold!!!
put gold back to the price it was in the 1950's
about $40 ?

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dodol

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 06:48 PM

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all money are valueless

its just that we humans have been tricked for millenia

peace.

BlubberyConspiracy

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 06:50 PM

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The solution will never be in economy. It's in technology. For economy to work you need the participants to be honest and that's not going to happen.

Dianec

posted on Nov, 4 2013 @ 07:00 PM

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Addressing one point in your reply - what military personnel would fire on it's citizens? The only way this would happen from the guys I know is if they saw people raping and pillaging. It's been brought up many times in discussion. They defend us - they don't want to kill us.
Maybe our government thinks they would - but I don't believe for a second that would happen.

I would say our dollar is already dead. I can get a little under 1/3 gallon of gas or 1/2 loaf of bread, or maybe an avacodao with a dollar. It isn't worth anything compared to when I was a kid. What they need to do is interject on the empty cycle money goes through (nothing there - all borrowing and comes from us ultimately), and cut inflation. Just reach in there and do that one thing. But that would require a pay cut at the top so sadly ethics won't prevail.

demongoat

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:28 AM

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dodol
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all money are valueless

its just that we humans have been tricked for millenia

peace.

no, that is idiotic, money has the value we give it. if money loses value it's because we have lost confidence in it.
"valueless" would mean deflation and deflation is bad news for everyone, people still hold the dollar as very valuable, hence why oil and other products are sold using the dollar as the exchange. please educate yourself on basic economics, claiming money has no value shows only a pithy knowledge of the topic.

do people believe money has value intrinsically? or gold? silver? please, humans by needing or desiring it give something value.
gold isn't worth anything on it's own, its a metal smelted from a rock.

breadinspector

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:32 AM

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Thorneblood
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the world has moved from feudalism, to moncarchism to many different styles of governship think there needs to be another one.

So basically, we need a New World Order to save us from the New World Order?

A new world order not run by the illuminati, the earth will engage in civil war to over throw the tyrants when the earth moves into a cycle of frequency that enables us to see and act out on this wrong governship, were currently in dwapara yuga, maybe in satya-dwapara or the treta yuga is when well see change, so another 2000 years to go.

Bob Sholtz

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:36 AM

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Can you imagine the kind of chaos that would swallow us all if we all suddenly decided that the system of tyrants and kings, presidents and power brokers that is really the only thing that holds our civilization together at this point was suddenly decimated or destroyed?

if that were to occur, i don't rightly know what would happen in the short term; however none of us have to imagine the chaos such people are causing at present.

spartacus699

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:39 AM

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Looks like there reading off teleprompters or something. LOL

But again I'm telling you don't leave your money in the banks, you'll be sorry when the banks shut down and your money is lost. Don't even keep all of it in cash. Get some precious metals with the funds you don't use. That way you'll be safe if anything happens.

demongoat

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:46 AM

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Dianec
reply to post by crimvelvet

Addressing one point in your reply - what military personnel would fire on it's citizens? The only way this would happen from the guys I know is if they saw people raping and pillaging. It's been brought up many times in discussion. They defend us - they don't want to kill us.
Maybe our government thinks they would - but I don't believe for a second that would happen.

I would say our dollar is already dead. I can get a little under 1/3 gallon of gas or 1/2 loaf of bread, or maybe an avacodao with a dollar. It isn't worth anything compared to when I was a kid. What they need to do is interject on the empty cycle money goes through (nothing there - all borrowing and comes from us ultimately), and cut inflation. Just reach in there and do that one thing. But that would require a pay cut at the top so sadly ethics won't prevail.

if it was "dead" it would be deflation, you are seeing inflation, and mistaking it for a devalue of our money, when it costs MORE to do what it took less to do years ago.
stuff isn't becoming worthless, its becoming worth more, at least to make the product.

also the inflation? it's low, it's like less than 2% inflation from last year, you only feel like it's a lot because you like us all decide that stuff should still cost what it did 20 years ago.
gas is harder to find, it takes more work, more people want it, supply and demand raise the price, people who think gas should always be cheap are delusional or ignoring the world economy.

demongoat

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:51 AM

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spartacus699
Looks like there reading off teleprompters or something. LOL

But again I'm telling you don't leave your money in the banks, you'll be sorry when the banks shut down and your money is lost. Don't even keep all of it in cash. Get some precious metals with the funds you don't use. That way you'll be safe if anything happens.

what makes you think gold will have value after the banks crash? given how heavy the doomporn is on a lot of these threads, i'd say we will be fighting over gas or water, and you can't eat or drink gold.

Panic2k11

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 02:59 AM

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One needs not be a rocket scientists to understand that the MSM is completely co-opted by the power structure is all lies...

The US Economy In Pictures by Tyler Durden (Lance Roberts of STA Wealth Management) on 11/04/2013 @ZeroHedge

Note that graphs can be cooked and the article is supported by in-house data so the credibility is fully put on the author, in any case I doubt that there is any major error...

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WeRpeons

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 03:24 AM

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I'm was thinking about buying some gold, but how much is the question? If the value of gold is dropping, would I end up losing on the investment? I'm confused. I'm Just wondering if there is a world economic crash, if the people who bought gold are going to be the smart ones or end up holding an empty basket like everyone else.

Panic2k11

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 04:00 AM

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Buying gold depends on where you are. For instance in Portugal, one the largest gold reserve in the EU and probably the top one if you divide it in a per capita ratio buying gold is a losing proposition the taxes and commissions makes it unworkable if you get some gold and sell it immediately you will lose ~30% of its initial value, also note that the quality of Portuguese gold items sold commercially are is in the top in the world in regards to purity because of legislation governing this aspect.

In any case near the worst case scenario the government will confiscate any valuables, there is a precedent for this even in the US where the population had a better chance of standing their ground against it.

defcon5

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 04:25 AM

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The following is my opinion as a member participating in this discussion.

According to the actual computer model she is citing, they have found a “super group” of interconnected companies, and they listed which were the the top ones, but they never stated who ultimately controls anything:

Revealed the Capitalist Network that Runs the World

Hm, personally I think this computer model shook a few folks up, it outed them more they they cared. Its not that difficult to see who is sitting in control of those companies, or on bank boards, etc... Its not to hard to look up what their affiliations are. I suspect that this women was sent on a mission to defect who the real “controllers” are by inserting conspiracy theory. She is using mistrust of the Catholic Church to deflect blame to a supposedly “secret, higher up the food chain” group.

Now, hopefully most of you know that I am no supporter of Catholicism.
But the Jesuits running the world...
Hmmmmmm...
Nope...
I find that extremely difficult to believe.

The best lies are the ones that are 99% truth. The truth is sitting right there in plain sight.

As an ATS Staff Member, I will not moderate in threads such as this where I have participated as a member.

spartacus699

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 05:00 AM

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Ya true. But I think we're too organized a society for a simple currency collapse to turn into a full out apocalypse. You need a perfect storm for that.

Merinda

posted on Nov, 5 2013 @ 05:57 AM

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So soon oil wont be traded in dollars anymore? Unless oil production slumps, the Dollar will do fine. And before yous say 1€=1,35 Dollars, a strong currency isnt always desirable or even what a countries bank is trying to achieve. Quite the opposite. The bank of Japan regularly takes measures to weaken the yen. If Apple sells the iphone for 800 Euros instead of 800 Dollars they get 1000+ Dollars (-taxes and the like of course) .

Scamzarilla

posted on Nov, 6 2013 @ 02:16 AM

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thats how i feel.... however i dont like the sounds of us becoming the "United States of American China"